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Identify strengths, unlock research opportunities and build global partnerships – three ways to lift your institution’s standing in the global academic community. And you can do it all with SciVal.
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Performance metrics from more than 24,000 academic institutions worldwide can help you tailor your research strategy to fit your institution’s particular objectives.
Here’s more detail about how SciVal can help. Or if you’d like a quick overview, take a look at the video.
High-level insights on your institution’s research performance will give you a vital comparison to peer institutions.
Evaluate institutions, departments and individual researchers
Assess your strengths in specific research areas, publication sets or subject areas
Perform due diligence on potential partners for strategic collaborations
Analyze the performance indicators used by global ranking bodies, including Times Higher Education (THE), QS World University Rankings and U.S. News Best National Universities Rankings
Compare your institution’s research performance to peer groups and institutions locally, nationally and globally.
Analyze collaboration partners
Stay up to date with developments in key areas of research to keep your strategic planning relevant
Assess institutions’ research performance, rankings and impact metrics to pinpoint your strengths and weaknesses
Build insightful reports
Evaluate your contributions to the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
SciVal can help you find potential research partners, and track your existing collaborators.
Evaluate existing partnerships using interactive maps and tables
Identify new opportunities for collaboration
Easily find the insights you need – filter by subject, location, sector and umber of authors
Keep up with new developments in any research field. Investigate trends, analyze advances and identify leading experts worldwide.
Track developments to gain a understanding of how a field is evolving
Refine your interests to uncover the insights that matter most to your institution
Understand the key researchers and institutions contributing to a research field to inform collaboration and recruitment initiatives
Demonstrate the broader societal impact of your institution’s research.
View metrics and insights that reveal the real-world difference your institution makes
Quickly dentify policy mentions and patent citations
Develop impact narratives to strengthen funding bids and case studies with credible evidence
Strengthen promotion, tenure and job applications with impact analytics and narratives
Showcase your broader societal impact to funding bodies, governments and potential donors
With a comprehensive view of the external funding landscape, you can sharpen your institution’s strategic research planning.
Find active funding bodies in areas of strategic interest
Identify leading funding recipients and analyze peer strategies to inform your own approach
Explore emerging trends in relevant fields to uncover growth opportunities
As your needs change over time, we continually improve SciVal to keep it effective for you. Take a look at our roadmap to see our recent releases and the developments we’re planning.
“With SciVal’s wide range of metrics, we were able to make accurate assessments of the impact of our researchers”
Pernille Hamburger Grøngaard
Research Librarian at the Research Support Office at Aahrus University
Scopus is a curated abstract and citation database, offering enriched data and scholarly literature from over 7,000 publishers across several disciplines. SciVal is an advanced research analytics tool built on Scopus data. It helps you evaluate any research field, so you can see the research performance of individuals, research groups, departments, institutions, and countries.
With SciVal, you can answer questions on:
Strategic research planning: What are your emerging, growing and niche areas of research expertise?
University rankings: How does your institution compare to peers across bibliometric data?
Collaboration and partnerships: Which researchers and organizations across the globe would make outstanding partners in your fields of interest?
Research evaluation: What are the best metrics to assess performance by researcher, department, faculty and institution?
Research excellence: How can your institution demonstrate its unique strengths to secure funding and attract the necessary research experts?
Research impact: What is the broader societal impact of your research programs?
Team building and talent identification: Who are the key contributors to your priority research fields globally, and across sectors?
UN SDGs: How can you showcase and benchmark your institution’s contribution to specific fields such as the UN SDGs?
SciVal uses data from Scopus, a source-neutral abstract and citation database curated by independent subject matter experts.
Scopus data used in SciVal covers over 75 million records dating back to 1996
In addition, SciVal includes:
Policy data (Overton)
Patent data (LexisNexis IP DirectData)
Mass media data
Awarded grants data
SciVal offers you metrics and indicators to support your strategic decision-making and benchmarking, including bibliometrics used by Quacquarelli Symonds (QS) and Times Higher Education (THE) in their World University Rankings and THE Impact Rankings as well as U.S. News & World Report in their Best National Universities Rankings.
Available metrics include:
Collaboration
Published
Viewed
Cited
Policy impact
Patent impact
Media impact
Awarded grants
University rankings
For more information about the metrics available and how to use them responsibly, download the Research Metrics Guidebook.
